http://www.oeconline.org daily 1 2008-06-05T07:33:31Z http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/Tuttle-Shamblin%20 Love of nature and for each other inspired Scott & Abby Tuttle Shamblin to connect with OEC. No publisher JenC 2010-02-16T17:29:34Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/its-your-oregon-kristi-kates-1 Kristi Kates is a mother of two and she runs a daycare where kids learn about nature, the environment, and sustainability. Kristi’s membership at OEC exemplifies her wide-ranging efforts to run an Eco-Healthy child care. No publisher JeremyG 2009-06-24T22:09:09Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/its-your-oregon-karen-shoebottom Michigan native, Karen Shoebottom moved to Portland four years ago. She began volunteering with the Oregon Environmental Council shortly after seeing Al Gore’s documentary, “An Inconvenient Truth: A Global Warning. No publisher JeremyG 2009-06-24T22:07:14Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/its-your-oregon-paul-dewey How did Paul Dewey, a lawyer trained on the East coast and raised in Southwest Kansas, become an early legal champion in Oregon’s environmental movement? It all began in the 1980’s on a horse ranch near Sisters. No publisher JeremyG 2009-10-01T23:01:22Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/its-your-oregon-cindi-oneil Cindi has spent her entire adult life studying nature and forest ecology, and after 25 years with the Forest Service and the Nature Conservancy managing preserves and public lands No publisher JeremyG 2009-07-30T18:33:22Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/its-your-oregon-arlene-krasner-1 Arlene Krasner freely admits that she’s a “city girl.” Having lived on the East Coast for 30 years, she now calls Portland her home. If you ask her what is here favorite place in Oregon, without hesitation she will say, “Portland!” No publisher JeremyG 2009-06-24T22:08:28Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/its-your-oregon-melissa-provinsal Born and raised in Southeast Portland, Oregon, Melissa Provinsal describes her neighborhood as the source of her motivation and passion for the environment. No publisher JeremyG 2009-06-29T16:57:47Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/its-your-oregon-jerry-magee Jerry Magee is one busy man. He is the Wilderness and National Landscape Conservation System (NLCS) Program Lead for the Oregon-Washington State Office of the Bureau of Land Management, but still makes time to volunteer for OEC. No publisher JeremyG 2009-07-16T19:04:28Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/beth-herzog Beth brought a wealth of experience to OEC. She has been an environmental educator and served as a legislative intern in Washington state. Asked what motivates her to pursue environmental work, Beth says she knows how important it is to motivate people to act on their values, especially when it comes to getting involved in the legislative process. No publisher jeremy 2008-06-06T00:24:50Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/jody-newell My concerns and hopes for Oregon, as well as across the globe, are that people begin to realize we can make a difference, one person at a time. No publisher jeremy 2008-06-05T22:52:13Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/dan-schauer Trained as a journalist and designer, Dan Schauer volunteered at OEC helping to develop a more sustainable farming and food-production system in Oregon. No publisher jeremy 2008-07-11T23:11:43Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/vivian-sui At a young age Vivian recognized pollution as a problem. In middle school she became fascinated by other cultures – their cities and people. She went on to earn degrees in Environmental Science and Geography, interconnected disciplines that examine how people live with the land. No publisher jeremy 2008-06-05T23:07:15Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/ricardo-umana Trained as an Electrical Engineer, Richard speaks frequently on global warming issues. Using his experience with energy efficient technologies he is working toward a more sustainable carbon-neutral world. No publisher jeremy 2008-06-05T23:34:32Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/douglas-county-global-warming-coalition “It is time to make the climate crisis our top priority," said Stuart. "Global warming has created an undeniable sense of urgency… we no longer have the luxury of sitting back and waiting for someone to take action.” No publisher jeremy 2009-01-05T21:14:44Z Member Profile http://www.oeconline.org/community/members/maradel-gale The first President of the Oregon Environmental Council, Gale was also the organization’s first lobbyist in 1968. It is to clear-eyed visionaries like Maradel Gale that Oregonians owe much with regard to our state’s ecological heritage. No publisher jeremy 2008-06-05T23:11:05Z Member Profile